quartzite - It's brownish and a little transulscent
white
peach, light brown
scaly
3
mica - mica is shiny and flaky
white
black, silver
smooth, flaky
4
lava rock - has holes and black
white
gray
holes inside
5
granite - has a mixture of colors, and some small crystals
white
pink, black, brown, red
rough
6
obsidian - has a shiny luster, and is jagged
white
black
shiny, jagged
7
wood (?)
light brown
light brown, tan
petrified wood
8
conglomerate - has brownish pebbles sticking out
light brown
gray, yellow, orange
pebbles
9
cereal bar (?)
white
yellow, light brown
cereal barish
10
breccia- jagged grain
black
white, gray
smoothish - rough
11
sandstone - seems grainy like sand and matches sands color
brown
pink
flat smooth
12
lead - black and smears
white
gray
shiny rocky
13
gniess - is coarse and of course black and white
gray
white, black, gray, brown, green
crystal
14
crystal - clear and has a shiny luster
white
white
hard
15
rhyolite - completely white
white
light gray, white
smooth
16
slate - is jagged almost like shale
gray
dark gray
smooth
Scientific Method
1.Q - What's the difference between a rock and a mineral?
2. First, you need to add table salt to the water. Later, it will be evaporated and you will see the results
3.HYPOTHESIS - The water might become a mineral, either quartz or a halite crystal structure.
4.What are rocks/minerals? - Take all the rocks and organize based on rock or mineral mineralrock
crystal not shiny
one substance different colors
more than one substance
5.MATERIALS -
4 magnifying glasses
2 Popsicle sticks Salt + Water = CRYSTALS
1 piece of tape
1 tray
1 plate
6. PROCEDURE -
Before - Boil water CAUTION: HOT!
First pour water and salt in the bottom of both of your cups and stir for a minute. Then pour 2/3 of it on both spoons which are taped on plate. Write your name on the masc in tape .
On the second day look for results on spoon (crystals)
Crystal- a mineral formation with a geometric pattern when elements and molecules come together.
Stories In stone
Scientific Method
1.Q - What's the difference between a rock and a mineral?2. First, you need to add table salt to the water. Later, it will be evaporated and you will see the results
3.HYPOTHESIS - The water might become a mineral, either quartz or a halite crystal structure.
4.What are rocks/minerals? - Take all the rocks and organize based on rock or mineral
mineral rock
crystal not shiny
one substance different colors
more than one substance
5.MATERIALS -
4 magnifying glasses
2 Popsicle sticks Salt + Water = CRYSTALS
1 piece of tape
1 tray
1 plate
6. PROCEDURE -
Before - Boil water CAUTION: HOT!
First pour water and salt in the bottom of both of your cups and stir for a minute. Then pour 2/3 of it on both spoons which are taped on plate. Write your name on the masc in tape .
On the second day look for results on spoon (crystals)
Crystal- a mineral formation with a geometric pattern when elements and molecules come together.